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Summary: When packing a baby's suitcase, bring bottles, a plastic storage bag for dirty diapers, wipes, changes of clothes, a first-aid kit and a small mat for changing diapers. Pack a baby's suitcase with everything they may need with tips from a day care owner in this free video on parenting and child care.
Veronica Baragas has been working with children and families for 10 years. Her experience includes being a full-time nanny, live-in nanny, babysitter, household manager and daycare...read more
"Hi my name is Veronica Baragas with my wiggles and giggles dot com. And I'd like to share with you how to pack a baby's suitcase. So there are plenty of items that can go in this, but these are the key essential ones. First off you want to start with some bottles and nipples now those are for the non breastfeeding of course if you are breastfeeding we don't need any of those so you are lucky. One of the biggest ingredients is a plastic storage bag. Now these can go for dirty diapers, they can store the bottles and nipples, to keep anything safe or dirty that you'd like out of the way. Make sure you place plenty of diapers and wipes, you never want to run out of those. Wipes can always help not only for wiping bottoms but any other messes that you may have. Definitely make sure you have extra change of clothes for each day. Now we know our babies can spit up or get dirty or even you know you want to layer your baby so that if it gets colder and starts to warm up you can just you know take layers off as you wish. Definitely small first aid kit with any kind of ointments, pain relievers or any tooth, I'm sorry teething soothing medication that will help. Take a small pad or mat that you can use to change your baby. A few toys that they might like. Maybe some rattles or what not and definitely some water bottles. So these are definitely some of the key ingredients that you can use to packing a baby's suitcase."
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